Today in the Intertweets (March 22nd Ed)

• Why I have chosen not to employ clojure (here, via @jneira) — At the clojure list someone posted why he will not use Clojure and recommend his customers not to. What follows is a discussion about how to make Clojure more accessible to newbies.
• Clojure ハッカソンやろう! とりあえず4/10っていうことで日程だけ決めました。 (here in Japanese, here in English, via @masa_edw) – Clojure Hackaton scheduled for April 10th (that’s in Tokio)
• Dynamic charts with #Incanter (here, via @liebke) — Rich Hickey and Stuart Halloway convinced @liebke to add dynamic charts to Incanter during the Pragmatic Studio Clojure worksop. So he did. And this article explains how they work.
• #seradio with @markusvoelter about #Clojure with Rich Hickey (here, via @The0retico)
• inclojure.com is up! We are scheduled to meet the first Thursday of every month. First meet – 1st of April (here, via @inclojure) — That’s in Columbus, OH
• Learning Clojure by writing a (very) minimal Lisp interpreter (here, via @HNTweets) — Why would you want to do that?!?! I am joking. This is definitely an interesting way to learn clojure.
• Dependency Injection and #clojure (here, via @fulldisclojure) — Episode 15 from Sean Devlin. This one is again oriented to Java developers coming over to Clojure and explains how to emulate dependency injection in Clojure with closures.